8 minute mark

Done on human

@Deleted User according to nasa there hasnt been a photo taken of the whole earth since 1972

ah ha! I knew it

http://i.imgur.com/kzCj0.gif

I made my own earth/moon dolly zoom too

@Drewski4343 i think so

Dolly zoomer for all the boomers

All done "in camera"

dolly zoom in effect

It's pretty common, too

oh, very

used in movies all the time

Great..now we all know there is no real photos of earth

Not what that means

It's just lens physics

Lens and perspective

Gotta get food

Be back soon

different focal lengths result in different images.

@Drewski4343 what were you showing in that video?

Still waiting for a non cropped image of a globe showing different size continents with same size globe

that you can change the focal length of the camera and increase or "flatten" the background to make earth appear larger without actually moving the planets.

but you moved the camera in that video

yes I did

not the planets though

moved the camera AND the focal length

you omited that in the first comment, its quite important to the discussion

...we were discussing the dolly zoom, I haven't omitted anything that wasn't being discussed.

that video was made as a response to this
https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/thumbor/t9uj6-HlosyFniHgk1XaGlyXFg4=/0x389:2048x1754/1200x800/filters:focal(0x389:2048x1754)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/46945086/epicearthmoonstill.0.0.png

Which is fake

my son could tell this was CGI

it's so obvious

well, I can't prove that one way or the other, but I CAN tell you it's *possible* with focal lengths.

they made lots of mistakes in this

The moon doesnt rotate with the earth

^^

someone did a great video taking the image apart showing all the mistakes

will have to find it. was great

The clouds hardly move. Its suppose to be like a 5 hr timelapse